Cambridge Buddhist Centre Talks
These talks have all been given at Cambridge Buddhist Centre and uploaded to the Free Buddhist Audio website.
An introduction to the six distinctive features of Triratna.
The last in a series of talks for Sangha Night on the Mandala of the Five Buddhas is a talk by Dhatvisvari on the white Buddha in the centre of the mandala, Vairocana.
A talk for Sangha Day and to conclude the International Urban Retreat at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre. The talk is by the Centre Chairman Ratnaghosha.
Maitreyabandhu launches the International Urban Retreat at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre with a talk on the theme of the retreat which is the teaching from on the Greater Mandala.
The fourth in our series of talks on the Mandala of the Five Buddhas for Sangha Night. Jnanavaca talks on the dark green Buddha of the north, Amoghasiddhi.
The second in our series of talks on the Mandala of the Five Buddhas for Sangha Night. Padmasuri talks on the deep red Buddha of the west, Amitabha.
A special talk for Sangha Night to mark the full moon. Amarachandra speaks on the beautiful bodhisattva White Tara.
The second in a series of talks for Sangha Night on the Mandala of the Five Buddhas is a talk by Ratnaghosha on the golden yellow Buddha of the south, Ratnasambhava.
The first in a series of talks for Sangha Night on the Mandala of the Five Buddhas is a talk by Jnanasalin on the blue Buddha of the east, Akshobya.
Ratnaghosha interviews Maitreyabandhu as part of a book launch for two new books by Maitreyabandhu, The Journey and the Guide and Yarn.
As part of celebrations at Sangha Night to mark the 90th birthday of Sangharakshita, Ratnaghosha gives a personal talk on the influence of Bhante as a teacher.
The final talk in the series The Buddha in the Pali Canon is a substantial talk by Sanghadevi on the praises of Pingiya.
As part of a series of talks for Sangha Night, entitled The Buddha in the Pali Canon, Viryajyoti talks on the story of Kisa Gotami
Another in our series of talks on The Buddha in the Pali Canon, on the Culasaccaka Sutta.
The second in the series of talks for Sangha Night, The Buddha in the Pali Canon, is a substantial talk by Ratnaghosha on the Meghiya Sutta.
The first in a series of talks for Sangha night about the Buddha in the Pali Canon.
A talk by Maitreyi as part of Sangha Night and to mark the Year of the Buddha at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
A lively talk in conjunction with the Cambridge Science Festival and part of the Cambridge Buddhist Centre Open Day.
A talk by Ratnaghosha to launch the new Sangha Night at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
Audio of a course by of Vessantara at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre on Ritual and Devotion, including led meditations and chanting.
As part of Sangha Day 2014 at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre, Centre Chairman Ratnaghosha gives his fifteen reflections on life.
A set of four talks to mark the Year of Spiritual Community at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre. Talks in order are given by: Samamati, Parami, Sanghadevi and Saddharaja.
The first in a series of four talks to mark the Year of Spiritual Community at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre, each taking as its theme a stage in the System of Practice.
This is a talk given as part of the Year of Spiritual Community talks at Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
This is a talk given as part of the Year of Spiritual Community talks at Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
This is a talk given as part of the Year of Spiritual Community talks at Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
Ratnaghosha gives us fifteen reflections on death, as part of the Parinirvana Day festival at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre.
A talk by Dhivan as part of the International Urban Retreat, the theme of which is metta 'blazing like the sun'.
Ratnaghosha gives the key note talk at Sangha Day; launching the Year of Spiritual Community for 2014 and laying out a vision for the Sangha.
A spacious couple of talks, including led reflections, as part of week two of a course led by Vessantara entitled 'Motivation is Everything - the four reminders', also known as the four thoughts that turn the mind to the Dharma or the four common preliminaries.